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Humanity of American Soldiers.
The following extract from a letter written
by Capt. Looser, and published in a late
number'of the Reading Journal, is an interfesting
evidence of the humanity of our volunteers
to a conquered enemy:
<{< >ne poor fellow, when the line halted^
(he was carrying a large bundle,) seated
himself upon the ground and actually ate
the grass with seeming pleasure, one of the
soldiersthen gave him some water: lie drank
largely, and by morions thanked him, and
returned again to the gras?. Gen. Worth,
.just then passing, stopped and ordered one
of the men, who happened to have some
crackers with him. to give the poor fellow
some. This was done ; the man ate more
like a manaic than a christian ; when he
had finished he fell upon his knees and
thanked him. Some one who spoke Spanish
asked him when he had last eaten ; he
said that for five days nothing; not even Water,
had passed his lips.
Another and more effecting case occurred
a few moments after, as I was walking
down towards the city. A quite well dres
scd {Spaniard came up to one of our soldiers
who was standing guard over the arms that
the Mexicans had staclced, eating a small
piece of cracker, and offered hiin fifty cents
for it. The soldier refused his money, but
gave him a whole cracker, (you must understand
that a soldier's cracker is about five
inches square.) The man thanked him
and turned again toward the city, when
there came running to him three little boys
and a girl, clapping their hands in joy.?
The father divided the cracker with his little
ones into four pieces, (this occurred not
more than thirty feet from the soldiers,) and
?. \ ill nnraiti tA nrnt #%.? ? *? >?!
TO ui;uui IV? oC U11UU1CI* 1 11U yuaiu
| was looking on, and sticking his musket in
I the ground, left his post to meet him, (this
act under ordinary circumstances is punishable
with death) and gave him another.
The man put his hand into his pocket
and offered him four or five dollars in silver ;
J| this he still refused, and while they were
M thus engaged the little ones again came, up,
W- and the soldiers was shaking hands with
lliem, when into the party came their mother,
with a little infant in her arms. The
little ones actually commenced dividing
their small portion of probably two days'
food Willi ill oil' inorln'i* rl'lii? epnnn tt/.io
too romantic and affecting for many a stout
Yankee heart standing by, particularly
our hero with his face twisted in every possible
shape except, that of laughing, the soldier
emptied the contents of his haversack
Upon the ground in their midst, and broke
away* (spite of the man's endeavors to retain
him.) wiping his eves with his coat sleeve.
more like a school hoy whipped than
one who had manfully stood a three days'
can nonading from nearly two hundred guns.
The shout that was sent up from that crowd
was almost as loud as the one that proclaimed
the unfurling for the first time of the stars
and stripes upon the walls of San Juan de
Ulloa.
Odd Fellowship in Danger.?The trial
of Win. R Canterbury, and others, for giving
exhibitions of the secrets of Odd Fellowship,
without a licence* commenced at
Springfield, Mass. 011 Monday, but the Dis
trict Attorney did not continue the case, the
defence being that the exhibition was
jioi or a cnaracier requiring a Mcenee. The
Spriufield Gazette says :
It may interest our Odd Fellow friends to
know that the whole secrets of their order
came within an ace of being disclosed on
Monday afternoon. One of their number
was put upon the stand as a witness, by the
defendants, and was requested to state what
was the process of electing and initialing
members of a lodge. The witness objected
to answering some of the questions put to
him, as he thought he thereby would be violating
an obligation which he had assumed.
The Court ruled, however that he was bound
to make the disclosure, it beinir a penal of
fence to assume such an obligation as the
witness seemed to think he had assumed ;
but soon after the ruling, an adjournment
for the night took place, and on Tuesday
morning, as we have stated, the examina*
lion was discontinued.
(JAiNDlJDAlES,
T7i\i? To v ri/vl /m?
J. U1 A (1>A UU11V/UIWI
We are authorized to announce JOHN M.
GOLDING as a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election.
We are suthorized to announce JAMES
M. CALVERT, as a candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends of Capt. E. C. MARTIN,
iggMrjiwjMMpunco him as a candidate for TAX COLLECR)
at the noxt ensuing election.
{gpSyThe friends of WILLIAM J. HAM??'fflpIOND,
take pleasure in announcing him a
^giJjCandidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the
1gjFcnsu'ng e^ect'?n*
*.zam The Friends of JOSEPH S. D. WETHERAJjL,
announce him as a Candidate for
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing elec.
tion.
The friends of the Rev. JAS, MOORE
respectfully announce him as a candidate for
the office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
% dpotioiVi,5.
uajBA^TheLffriends of W S. HARRIS, announce
V^S9Mjfilfifi|Bp'ndidate for re-election to the office
^HHB^COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
authorised to announce JOHN
- . ? S^^HGHAM, as a candidate for TAX
g9^^^H^HpTOK, at the next election.
. -%fl^^^^Hfcends of EZEKIEL. TRTRT.P
M ',n as a candidate ^for the office
M HT authorized to announce T. T,
ae a candidate for Ta>
1J.1ygsrZ? r^SK i8|50!SlK$533tttKD
n
Qj~ The Examination of tho Schools of Greenwood
Association, will coimnonco tho 30th imst.
Tho public genorally aro respectfully invited.
JAMES GILLAM, Sec.
Groonwoodj Juno 16, 1847. 16 2w
itli of July Dinner.
Tho Regular and Honorary members of tho Abi
:n _ a .i'n ... .
uuviiie ^vriiuory company will givo a Dinner at
CALHOUN'S MILLS, on SATURDAY the 3d
of JULY NEXT.
Tho Ladies and tho Public generally aro invited
to attend. Speciul invitations have been given to
Capt. Harris's Company of Cavalry and tho IIonoray
Members, and also the Abbovillo C? H.
Light Infantry and tho Honorary members.
H. II. Towxes, E. Noiile,
H. Dakacotte, W. H. Parker,
W. Tagqart, II. G. Midulkton,
\V. T. Drenan, G. F. GinERT,
W. C. Ware, D. M. IiofiEits,
Ji S. Reid, W. H. MuCaw,
Committee of Arrangements.
j July 1G 1 (? tf
Al>l>cvillc District. Bible meetings. j
I propose, as Agent of tho American Bible Society,
to preach, " if tho Lord will," at the follow- ;
ing times and places. Tlio Bible cause will bo !
. presented, and a collection taken up to aid in i
tlie circulation of the Holy Scriptures, and any
other ineasCfces doomed advisable will be adopted.
H. A. C. WALKER.
I Cokcsl)ury, Sunday, July 4.
; Due West,1-2 past 12 o'cl'k p. m. VVednesd'y " 7.
Rocks, 11 o'clockj Sunday, " 11.
1 Asbury, " AVednesday, " 14. j
Lower Long Cane, 11 o'clock,Sunday, " 18.
Loundesville, " Wednesday, " 21.
Willington, " Sunday, " 25.
' Note.?I expect to attend the Anniversary at i
Abbeville, July 28th. I have taken tho liberty to J
j name in tho above appointments some Presbyterian t
j and Soceder churches without having an oppor- ^
' Utility of consulting tho brethren concerned, feeling j
assured that they would concur.
June 10 10 tf j
1 *??j
^ v?iuv.UM VWU X VjilKLiVJ XlV^UUCIllJ j
ABUCVILLH DISTRICT. S. C.
'
(Under the Control of the Baptist Denomination.)
The first session of tins Institution terminated
on Friday the IILh instant, in t!ie hand-.
, some and commodious school-house recently
erected in the above salubrious ami pleasant
| village. The principals, Mr. and Mrs. R.
II. Nicholls, ure desirous to tender their
grateful acknowledgments to their Iriends and
the public for the very liberal patronage so
[ early bestowed on their new undertaking* and i
to assure them that neither labor nor expense I
shall be snared to ensure a continuance of the
I :?-l.-.i ti? i t.-.i !
uwutiuuiauu Vliuo JlJJJJllV'U* X Uuy UUVU UcIU
j forty pupils under their charge during the
! present session, and are now prepared, both
I with competent assistants and airy and con|
venient school-rooms, to receive a much
greater number: similar arrangements are
made to seure ccomfortable board to all applicants.
j They again submit to the Public their very
reasonable terms :
Per Session of Five Months.
Orthography, Reading-, Writing and
I Arithmetic, : : : : : T : 86.00
The above, with Geography, Grammar,
Parsing and Composition, : 9.00
| The above, with History, Moral and
j Intellectual Philosophy, Logic and
Rhetoric-, :::::::: 12.00
The above, with Natural Philosophy,
Use of the Globes, Construction of
; Maps, Algebra, Geometry, Chem
is'.ry, tsoiany ana Astronomy, : 10.UU
| The French and Spanish Languages,
each 10.00
A Philosophical Apparatus will soon be
supplied.
Mrs. Nicholas Department.
MUSIC?Piano and Singing, : : 20 00
Use ol'the Piano, :::::: 2.00
Embroidery and other Fancy Needlework^
(the pupil finding her own
materials,) : : : : ; j : 8.00
Good board can be obtained at $8.00 per
: month.
Miss Sarah A. Anderson* who is engaged
as assistant, instructress in Music, is prepared
' to give lessons in Drawing ar.d Oil and WaI
ter-color Painting.
I The second session commence Monday thes
' 26th of July next, and it is earnestly recom
m'-naea mai every pupil snouid be present on
j that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholls confidently refer to
his Exc?'ll??ncy Gov. Johnson and the Hon.
i F. H. Elmore, of Columbia; to the Hon.
i Williutn J. Grayson and John C. Hoff4 Esq.,
j of'Chai'leston; to the Rev. Dr, Thomas Cur
tis, of Limestone Springs, in whose school
they taught during the year 1846 : and to
any of the parents of their present pupils.
I Greenwood, Jane 12 16
Wanted Immediately,
! OLD PEWTER, for which we will pay froir.
! 15 to 18 cents per pound delivered at Wilj
liams & Lawson's Cheap Tin Ware Manui
factory before the first of July.
Abbeville C. H., June 10 ? 10 It
Land for Sale.
The subscriber havihg determined
to n^move West, offers for sale his
tract of LAND on which he re*.
Ji sides. The said Tract contains
Pour Hundred and Sixty Acres, between
three and three hundred and twenty-five
, cleared and in a high state of cultivation.
, On the plantation there is an excellent new
Dwelling, also a good Gin House and Screw,
with all necessary out buildings. The plan*
| tation is equal to any in the District. It is
VltAAIKMAif tkol ItA Ann ...I? U?..*
picouuicu Viiuw Iiu line nwuiu puiuuaou >Vli 11UUt
examination ; as such, farther description is
unnecessary. A bargain can be had and no
mistake, ^ - J. M. BELCHER.
June 16 y, "' ?,> . ' 16 tf
; :y
L Gold Pens.
A freah supply of those superior Diamond pointed
Gold Penar * Also,- plain and chased Gold Ear
Rings; and brilliant stone and Cameo Broches,
t Just received by R. H. 8c W. A.WARDLAW.
April 20th, 8 tf
* A\
HBjf WmS
' .* - 4rV- ?
Attention !?Light Infantry.
?l I In pursuance of orders you will
J| appear on your usual parade
kS? ground on Saturday next, the
M 19th instant, at which time
ftStt | and place there will be an
fffiS 1 election held for 1st and 2nd
? K i Lieutenants, to fill the vacan>11
cies occasioned by the resig
L4y nation ot Lieutenants Jrerrin
and Selleck.
<s^a<flrjos4.n By order of G. C. Bowers,
Lieut. Com.
McCLINTON, O S.
June 1G 1G It
Executive Department. ;
LIMESTONE SPRINGS, May 20.
All PETITIONS to th" Executive lor Pardon,
should be accompanied with a copy of
the Indictments, the Verdict of the Jury, and
the Report of the Presiding Judge.
By order of the Governor.
B. T. WATTS, Secretary4
June 9 15 2t J
Bagging arid Rope.
The subscriber offers to sell at the lowest !
rates of the market,
150 p's. heavy KENTUCKY BAGGING
75 do. DUNDEE do
As suitable tor making sheets to sun wheat
on, forty-five inches wide. Orders from his
friends and the public generally lor these articles,
will be strictly attended to. H?> solicits
orders. J. HOWARD.
Hamburg June 9 15 4tsm
Warehouse and Factorage.
^ The subscribers have purI
chased from Nalhon L. Griffin,
Esq., the Cotton Warehouse in
Hamburg, recently occupied by
Dr. J. F. Griffin, and formerly by Messrs.
H. L. Jeffers & Co., situated at the foot of
the Hill, and immediately at the head of the
main business streeu r rom r.s superior 10catioiij
and being surrounded by a stream of
water, it is comparatively exempt from the
casualty of fire ami entirely aliuve the reach
of high freshets.
Thev propose to earn? on exclusively the
WAREHOUSE and GENERAL FACTORAGE
BUSINESS, under the firm of
GEIGER &, PARTLOW*
Havimr engaged an experienced and competent
assistant, in addition to their own personal
attention, and possessing means to
make liberal advances on produce Consigned
to their care, they hereby tender their servis
cos to Planters, Merchants and others, in the
STORAGE and SALE of COTTON,
FLOUR, BACON, and other PRODUCE,
in RECEIVING and FORWARDING
MERCHANDISE, and PURCHASING
GOODS to ORDER.
VV. W. GEIGER.
JAS. Y. L. PARTLOW.
June 9 15 Gin
Valuable Slaves.
The family of Slaves, late the property of
Gov. Noble, and well known at this place as
Snowden's family, will be offered for stile on
the first Monday in July next, entire in one
lot, their owner having no use for them*
Snowden and Ins wife, Anna, are first rate
house servants ; and their six children, four
jrirlsandtwo boys, are very Iik?-ly, the eld- st
a girl eighteen years of age, and from that
a?'e down to an infant. Anplv to
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
Waterloo P. O., Laurens District.
June 9 15 tf
Cotton Press.
We offer to the citizens of Abbeville and the
adjoininsr Districts, our improved SWINGING
FULCRE PRESS; The invention
was noi ine result or mere chance, out or long
experience and mathematical calculation.
As to power, it is equal) if not superior* to
any thing now in use. It requires less tim ber,
easier framed, and put ijjr in less time,
and with less danger than a screw 5 and the
Press will last us long as any timber protected
from the weather or above ground, frrom
the number* of these Pressed which arc now in
Use from North Carolina to Mexico* we feel
no hesitancy in saying that they will super*
cede the Screw; and there are ten of our
Presses up to one of any other, and we fed
ju8tifi d in saying fifty to one. The average
duration of Screws in this District is not
more than four and a half 01 five years, and
as there is not less than live hundred Screws,
see what is paid out in one year.
For single or individual rights* $15.00.
We offer the District rights for sale on very
low terms, which we consider a greater speculation
than there is in the country.
Persons wishing information respecting
the Press, will find me for two weeks to come
at the residence of Mr. James Cobb. I will
build one more Press in this District for <3>50,
every thing found to hand.
Invented in Barnwell District, S. C.
PROVOST, Patented.
June 9 15 tf
Noticc.
The subscriber having just returned from Charles*
ton with a splondid assortment of Fancy dry goods,
Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, Crockery and Hard wares
&c: which he offers to the public in general, on the
most reasonable terms. Those who wish to purchase
goods for cash, will do well to call and examine
his stock before purchasing else where, as a considerable
discount will bo made for cash.
Jacob Painter.
Due West., June 1847. 4t 14
. ; rNotice.
All persons haying demands against the Estate
of John Wilson, jr., deceased, are requested
to present them immediately* as I
expect to settle hp the Estate soon.
A. J. WEEMS, Ex'or.
[ Jane 9 \ 15 2t
' I .MTKD ST.
RECRUITIP
WANTED for the United States Army, <
trno i?o limiirr o lif li?n litnf 'I liiftlwio liifrk
vv j viii.ij u *j ; iiiV/iivo ui^ii)
ing among their fellow-citizens. None nei
are determined to serve honestly and faithfu
ring the war" with Mexico.
This table shows the amount of j)dy which
enlisted soldiers, according to their respective
grades^ are entitled to receivefor their services,
/
/
I To tlio Sergeant Major. Quartermaster Sergeant,
Chief Musician and Chief Uugler?cach
! First Serirant of a Company -
j Ordnanco Sergeants - [
Other Sergeants each - Corporals
- - Buglers
- - ...
Musicians - - Farriers
and Blacksmiths Artificers
- - Privates
- - A
bounty of twelve flullars will bo paid to
fa/ilry arm. By the 9th section of the act,
or private now in service or who may herea
Mexico, and who shall receive an honorable
enlistment,or for disability incurred in thee
rant for oxk hunduep and sixty aches 01
a,
ill UllU UUUJj U|ii#n itll) Ul ir.uuo ha
may, at his option, when honorably dischar*
oxk liuNUUKO uoLLAits, bearing six per eei
deemable at the pleasure of the Government
Besides the monthly pay, as above stated
which is amply sufficient ibr his subsistanceteel
clothing. Good quarters and fuel are al
bo paid to making those men who may enlist
good faith, comfortable and contented wi
dance is always provided for the sick soldier
period he is unable to perform his duty. SI
duty, tiie laws provide a pension for him.
By the above it is seen that the pay and a
dence and economy, the monthly pay of the s<
for his comfort and convenience is furnished
coflee.
The sum of Two Dollars will be paid to ai
who shall bring to the rendezvous an able b<
The citizen should present his recruit to
Recruiting Sergeants.
J. J> MA
Abbeville C. //., 6*. C'., Recruiting J
Jm/ic 2d. 1847.
Masonic Celebration.
The Members of Clinton
L0d-0 No3, wil1 co,ebrate
thf Anniversary of St. Jolin
tlio Baptist, viz: the 24th inst.
vat Abbeville C. H.
jfe, J| The Brethren generally
w,lh their families, are re".
spectfully invited to unite with them on that
day.
A Sermon will be preached by the Rev'd
D McNeill Turner. Also a Aiasonic address
may be expected.
Dinner will be prepared at the bouse of
Bro. Jamos Moore. Tickets to the dinner
enn be had cm applying to Bros. Thomas P.
Spierin, or Edward S. Bailey
r t - - - l 1 -C *l.~
II IS roqiliiSH'U mar, mi: niuiiiuuna ui inc
Lodge part icuhirlyi and the brethren generally,
will assemble as early as possible, say by 10
o'clock A. M.j as there will be considerable
business to transact;
A Band of Music will enliven tins services
of the day.
VV IJjLIAM IlHiL, Sec'ty. C, L.
Abbeville C. H. June 2. A. L. 5847.
2 June 1847. 3w 14
To the Friends of the Bible.
The Anniversary Meeting of the Auxiliary
Bible Society, of Abbeville District, will be
li? Id at Abbeville, on Wednesday tile 28th of
July.
All Societies in the District, connected With
the American Bible Society, are at liberty
i i ? * _ * i A:
to send as many delegates 10 uiu Micuung, <is
to them shall s^nm proper, each of whom will
have all the privileges of a member of the Society.
An Anniversary Sermrtn is expected from
Rev. P. G. Thomas, or his alternate, Rev.
Thomas L. McBryde. The friends of the
Bible, and thosis wno desire an universal diffusion
of its hallowing influences, are requested
to attend. F. BRANCH, Rec. Sec.
June 9 15 "7t
Notice.
Tho copartnership of Gilmer &. Livingston having
been dissolved by mutual consent; all persons
indebted to tlieni arc renuestr'd to makn immnrfinfn
payment to Samuel Gilmer, who is authorised to
settle the business of said firm.
Saml. Gilmer.
J F. Livingston.
Tho Tuiiyard will bo continued in operation under
tbo direction of the subscriber, who has 011 hand
a good supply of leather which ho will exchange
for hides, or dispose of for Cash on accommodating
terms.
t? t
cMH-T. JL' . J-<1
3m 14
Washington arid his Genei'als.
A few copies Washington and his Generals, by
Headley, Author of Napoleon and his Marshals,
just received and for salo by
R. H. & W. A. WARDLAW.
Abbovillo C. H., 19th May, 1847
May 19. 12 tf
The State of South Carolina.
?nnpvit.t.fi nisTrtlf'T.
In the Couft of Common Pleas.
James Cochran v James Fish.?Attachment.
The Plaintiff in this case haying filed hie
declaration in the Clerk's office this day: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known to be in this State. Ordered that said
defendant dp plead to the said declaration
within a year and a day from thtt'dAte, other,
wise judgment by default will be awarded
against him T P SP1ERIN? C. C, P.
' Clerk's Office 29th April 1847 ly 14
i
A.TES ARMY.
fG SERVICE.
able bodied men, between the ages of 18- and
of good character, and of respectable standed
apply to enter the service, but those who
lly, the period of their enlistment, viz: "du~
1 Pay of Artillery and
Infantry Soldiers, and Pay of Dragoons
ofDragoonsand Rifle- and Riflemen
, men, when serving on when mounted.
J foot.
Puy j)cr month | Pay per month
| ?D5IST
. ~ i '
17 11
16 16
18
13 13
y lu ?
8 9
8
11 II
11
i 7 8
each recruit enlisted for the Artillery or Ineach
non-commissioned officer, musician,
ftrr be enlisted during the present war With
s discharge either by expiration of his term of4
:ourse of his service, will be entitled to a wor ?
t 4 vn hn tviII lm nt lihnrtu tn lnnata
at may be subject to private entry; or, ho
Ted, receive treasury scrip to the amount if
it interest, payable semi- annually, and reI,
one ration per day is allowed every soldier^
?also, a large supply of1 comfortable and gen.
all times furnished ; and every attention will
t, and are determined to serve their country in
th their situation; The best medical atten*
; and no deduction of pay is made during the
lould the soldier be disabled in the line of his
llowances are respectable, and that, With prtl
jldier may be laid up, as every thing requisite
by the Government, including his sugar and
ny citizen, non-commissioned officer or soldier11
jdicd recruit, who shall be regularly enlisted*
the Lieutenant or Captain, and not to the
.RTIN ist Lieut. 12th U. S. Infantry
Recruiting Officer\
Rendezvous,
14 3t
Notice.
The subscribers respectfully invites the &tten?
tiou of the citizens of Abbeville, and the District
generally, to their MERCHANT
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT* in
this Village, two fioors above the Planter's
Hotel, where they will keep at all times a fine
assortment of GOODS for Gentlemen's
wear. Their Stock this Spring have principally
been purchased in New York* and con*
sist in part of,
Super Black French Cloths,
' Blue " ?
" Brown " "
11 Black " Doeskin Cas'm'rs
? u Fancy " "
White and Fancy Drillings.
A splendid assortment ot Vestings,
A (in.i l^f r> f urhitn T?" i/I Atme Klnnlr Ar%.
Black Satin and fancy Cravats, Scarfsj Suspenders,
silk under Snirts and Drawers,
A fine article of cotton Shirts and Drawers*
Buttons and Trimmings of all kinds,
Also a variety of goods belonging to thetradej
Mditary Trimmings &o., all of which will
be made up in a style that will suit any that
may favor us with their patronage;
JOHN LYONj
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
Abbeville C. H., April 27th 1847. 9 3in
Di\ Spencer's Vegetable Pills,
Aiul Tonic and Restorative Bitle?s.
For tiie purification op Tiie Bloodj
and restoring op tiie system from
all Morbid Secretions of the Glands,
Skin and Liver, morbid humors and
vitiated state of the system, &c.
These Pills and Bitters have been steadi*
ly gaining in popularity among all classes?a
are not now among those of doubtful efficacy
or experimental character* but can be relied
upon as compositions founded upon correct
therapeutic principles, and confided In as safe*
pleasant, and efficient medicines wherever a
Tonic or Aperient is needed, and where a
Purgative or simple Cathartic alone is needed*
the Pills alone stand unrivalled^
They will positively cure, and have in thousands
of cases of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver*
Complaints, Eruptions df the skin, Sallo\V
Complexion, General Debility 4 Loss of Appe
titCj Suppressed i'erspirauon, <v,c.? otc. A3
an eradicator of mercury from the system
these Pills and Bitters are unequalled.
The indications requiring Spencer's Pilla
and Bitters, and when they should be taken
without delay as a preventive to the formation
of acute diseasoj are* when the tongue is furred,
when th?;.urine is highly colored, when
there is pain in the stomach and bowels, when
there are nervous irritations, when there are
pains ifi the back or head, when the skin id
I hot, dry or yellow* wnen me appeme is poor*
when there are cold chills, when the dreams
are bad and^tarthng in 6leop,
If taken on the occurrence of any or all
these indications of approaching disease,much
pain and sickness may be prevented.
The above Medicines, Fresh and Genuine*
are for sale by Wardlaw & Dendy, and at the
Post Office*
For certificates of recommendation and
other information concerning tbe above Medicines,
see future tfdvertisemefitsi also paini
phlets which inav be obtained of the Agents*
1 June 9 . 46 Idi ' ??'
DR. JOHN W. McKELLAR,
Hating located at Winter Seat, EdgfrMf?hS$3
trict, Respectfully offers his services to thei
citizens of the vicinity, in the varttrasbrftnchi
es of the profession.
Jan. 6,1847. 45 3m